Anyone ever harvest one of these?

[takla1]

http://sfglobe.com/2016/01/11/hunter-makes-rare-discovery-of-doe-with-antlers/?src=srd_48554&t=syn

takla

[Rub]

My buddy shot one in kelowna bout ten years ago. We still call him the tranny slayer.

[Everett]

There was a mule deer doe posted on the site a few years ago that was a 4x4 I believe shot in the Bull River area

[swamper]

A friend of mine shot one about 25 years ago in the Quesnel area.

[.308SLAYER]

Believe it or not i had a buddy shoot a mule buck above oliver towards mount baldy went to gut it out and guess what no balls just tits. It must happen more then people think

[TARCHER]

not quite Katlyn.

[Bernie O]

Two times around Lumby in the last 20 years that I know of. Do these deer get special washroom priveleges or other rights that the rest of them don't get . If not then we definetly have a deer abuse problem and we need a national enquiery.

[boblly1]

my nephew was with us up in rock creek October last year he harvested a what he identified as a decent sized spike buck that turned out to be a doe

[dwayne26]

I shot one 20 years ago near Big White. It was a two point white tail. I couldn't eat it. I gave the meat to my hunting buddy who was with me when I shot it. I don't know why I didn't want the meat??? Weirdo I guess.

[ACE]

Watched a Mule deer three point in velvet nursing twin fawns.
Vuich Creek ...

[300H&H]

I have the antlers from a doe shot on the west side of Okanagan Lake. They are very non typical.

[ufishifish2]

My neighbor shot a mule doe 4x4 a few years ago in the Falkland area. I saw it myself and posted a thread here asking the same question. Now I know they are not overly rare!

[last light]

I remember this one posted from a few years back. Here's the link:


http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showthread.php?56559-150-quot-Mule-Deer-Doe (http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showthread.php?56559-150-quot-Mule-Deer-Doe)

[tuner]

I shot a spike whitetail that turned out to be a doe, it had a deformity on its front right leg ( The leg looked as though it had been broken and had healed misaligned) it had 6" long antler on the left side of the head and no antler on the right side of the head. I hope my gender neutral language on this post falls within Alberta NDP guidelines and is inoffensive to everyone here, I'm doing my best to keep my "micro aggressions" in check.

[Steeleco]

My son shot this one 3 years ago in the youth season in the Adams lake area.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/steeleco/Johnson%20Lake%20075_zpsx24qgttz.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/steeleco/media/Johnson%20Lake%20075_zpsx24qgttz.jpg.html)

[ultramafic]

I am thinkin if i shot an antlered doe that it would be remaning in one piece head attached for the ride home...

mike

[Bod]

Yes a good idea to leave the antlers attached. The regs say antlered/antlerless, not buck or doe so you have done nothing wrong. We got a 2 point "doe" whitetail in Kimberly last season and the butcher told us he see's a couple each year.

[Steeleco]

I am thinkin if i shot an antlered doe that it would be remaning in one piece head attached for the ride home...

mike

Exactly what we did, made it a little harder to handle in camp and fit in the cooler when we needed to get home, but we made do

[sparkes3]

I saw one from fort st john a couple years ago.

[ultramafic]

Exactly what we did, made it a little harder to handle in camp and fit in the cooler when we needed to get home, but we made do

I figure it would hopefully reduce the "questions" if stopped on the way home if left relatively whole...

mike

[va7bkl]

I shot one in the kootenays 3 years ago. Only had one antler too. I call it my unicorn lol

[Drillbit]

An armstrong fireman got one a few years ago. Don't know many details, just heard about it through a buddy.

[Blacktail]

shot a blacktail fork at the end of November in the early 80's that was still in velvet and had no pecker and nuts.

[happyhunter]

I shot a 1x0 spike doe for my first deer in the Cranbrook area.